Get ready to mark your calendars for Saturday 18 May as The Fly 2024 Day 2 schedule promises an electrifying lineup at London's Rosslyn Park. After what promises to be a riveting first day of matches in Manchester, the lacrosse extravaganza continues in the capital city for the second year running, bringing with it the thrill, drama, and athleticism we've all been craving.

The Fly 2024 kicks off with a bang at the Manchester Regional Arena on Saturday 11 May, marking the first time the city hosts this electrifying event.

Match day 1 is packed with back-to-back action that will set the tone for a season of unparalleled Sixes Lacrosse excitement. Here's the lowdown on the matchups that will have you on the edge of your seats.

The Fly Sixes Lacrosse league's 2024 season is shaping up to be a game-changer with Jacob Lynch stepping onto the field as the new Assistant Coach for Swift men.

With a lacrosse stick in his hand since his University of York days and a vision for the future, Lynch is ready to propel Swift to new heights. Let's meet the coach who's bringing fresh tactics and enthusiasm to The Fly.

The Fly Sixes Lacrosse league is buzzing with anticipation as Raj Rout, a luminary in the world of lacrosse, returns after a year's hiatus to lead Rise women.

With a coaching career that spans two decades and a lacrosse journey of thirty years, Rout's return to The Fly is like a maestro stepping back onto the podium. Let's unpack the story of this seasoned strategist as he prepares to elevate Rise to new glories.

The Fly is about to get more exhilarating as Alex Harper steps into the coaching spotlight for Forge men in 2024.

With 15 years of lacrosse experience and a backstory that includes a herd of reindeer, Harper is not your everyday coach.

Let's get to know the man set to infuse Forge with his unique blend of passion, fun, and strategy.

Attention all lacrosse enthusiasts and sports fans! The moment you've been eagerly waiting for has finally arrived.

The Fly Sixes Lacrosse league is thrilled to announce that tickets for the 2024 season are officially on sale!

Get ready to witness a fresh wave of energy at The Fly, as Bryony Minetti takes on the role of Assistant Coach for Hustle women in 2024.

With a lacrosse journey that traces back to her days at prep school, Minetti's lifelong commitment to the game has been nothing short of inspirational.

As the The Fly Sixes Lacrosse season takes flight, it's time to zoom in on the tactical maestro set to command Forge's playbooks in 2024 – Kieran Pegrum-Milner.

Stepping up from an Assistant role with Hustle, where he clinched a debut title, to the Head Coach spotlight, Pegrum-Milner is all about that calculated, fluid, and approachable strategy.

Helen, with the 2024 teams set, what's your take on the calibre of talent joining The Fly this year?

It's off the charts! The applications poured in, and each name was a new reason to get psyched. We're talking about raising the bar to the stratosphere – 120 players who are all about that high-voltage play. This is the year The Fly goes supersonic!

As we zoom into another high-voltage season of The Fly, let's shine the spotlight on one of the maestros behind the scenes – Aimee Ratapana.

Fresh off the heels of a title-snatching year as Forge Assistant Coach, Ratapana is all set to steer her new squad, Rise, to new heights.

Hustle men’s Head Coach and the mastermind behind his team’s The Fly championship victory last year, Sam Patterson, has been named England Men’s Head Coach. This announcement is a testament to the calibre of talent The Fly Sixes Lacrosse league attracts and nurtures. 

Welcome to the electrifying world of The Fly Sixes Lacrosse League, where speed meets skill, and the action never stops. Whether you're a long-time lacrosse fan or new to the sport, there's something irresistibly thrilling about this league. Here are the top five reasons why you should catch the next weekend.

Today, we're stepping off the field and into the strategic mind of our 2024 Swift men’s Head Coach, Ravi K. Sitlani. With a lacrosse career spanning over four decades, coach Sitlani’s insights offer a playbook beyond the usual Xs and Os.